Yes the mountain biking tour was truly exhilerating, however, what really made it all worthwhile was the biker bar we stopped in afterwards. Though I have never riden a Harley, this type of biker bar makes me want to ride bikes more regularly. You roll your bike in, hang it on the wall and don't have to worry about somebody making off with it. What's better than having a beer with your bike?
Vibe -- 7
The bar was extremely rustic with bench tables, chubby bartender that had had her share of brews and lots of smelly mountain bikers talking about their challenging rides on the mountain tops. Definitely a good spot to hang with a long-time buddy.
Grub -- 8
The bar has very limited food options with sausages and sandwiches making out most of the menu, but Doug recommened the brats. I had the chicken chorizo brat with lots of mustard, ketchup, relish and of course jalepenos. It was fantastic -- though I was feeling it for the better part of the day.
Spirits -- 8
They had an excellent selection of craft beers on tap that apparently were hand-selected by Mr. Vice the "Beer Whisper!" WTF? Anyways we had a local beer called Trumer Pils, which I've actually had before. It was very smooth and went very well with the brat I was devouring.
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